averageperson.euOne statistical standard, 27 countries

Family and home

Where do most people own their home?

One figure, the same definition in all 27 member states, ranked high to low.

The highest figure is Slovakia at 93.8%, the lowest Germany at 47.2%. The EU27 figure is 68.5%.

All 27 countries

  1. SK93.8%
  2. RO93.2%
  3. HR91.4%
  4. HU89.8%
  5. PL87.2%
  6. LT86.5%
  7. BG86.1%
  8. LV82.2%
  9. EE79.7%
  10. IT77.1%
  11. CZ75.1%
  12. SI74.2%
  13. ES73.6%
  14. PT71.2%
  15. BE70.9%
  16. IE70.9%
  17. MT70.9%
  18. GR69.4%
  19. CY69.2%
  20. NL68.8%
  21. FI66.9%
  22. SE64.6%
  23. LU64.1%
  24. FR61.4%
  25. DK58.4%
  26. AT54.2%
  27. DE47.2%

Countries with a figure: 27 of 27.

Fifteen years: the three highest, the three lowest, and the EU27

2011–2025

Lines: EU27, Slovakia, Romania, Croatia, Denmark, Austria and Germany. Hover a year to read the figures. ilc_lvho02 · 2025.

Source

Share of people living in a home owned by their household, mortgaged or outright. ilc_lvho02 · 2025.

Eurostat dataset ilc_lvho02 ↗Back to the European average